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This volume includes a unique personal history of participation in
the original research in England on human in vitro fertilization.
It is neither a comprehensive analysis of the career of Dr. Robert
G. Edwards, the 2010 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine, nor
of the writer, who is a physician-scientist expert in the field of
assisted reproduction. It provides a true picture of the efforts
and complexity behind an area of medical progress which has led to
the births of several million babies worldwide. Not just limited to
discussions of IVF, the book also illustrates some of the numerous
challenges to innovation in the reproductive sciences and the
difficulties of moving breakthrough reproductive technologies from
the laboratory into widespread medical use.
Why do so many smart professional people make bad investments? Why
do they often fail to accumulate significant wealth and sometimes
make truly disastrous financial decisions? This book offers some
answers to these questions. It then provides specific
recommendations to help doctors, lawyers, scientists, teachers, and
many other intelligent people avoid serious financial errors and
achieve superior investment results. Sensible self-directed
investing with long-term compounding of returns and avoidance of
all unnecessary fees can produce remarkable accumulations of
capital with limited risk. You can choose to be successful as a
largely passive investor or as one more seriously involved in
making individual investment decisions. This book tells you how to
do it. Buying this short volume and then putting its advice into
practice may become the most important financial decisions you have
ever made. About the author - Joseph D. Schulman is an
internationally known physician, medical research scientist, and
biomedical entrepreneur. He is also a successful investor. Dr.
Schulman is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and of the
Executive M.B.A. (OPM) program at Harvard Business School. He lives
with his wife, Dixie, in Oxford, MD and Palm Springs, CA.
Why do so many smart professional people make bad investments? Why
do they often fail to accumulate significant wealth and sometimes
make truly disastrous financial decisions? This book offers some
answers to these questions. It then provides specific
recommendations to help doctors, lawyers, scientists, teachers, and
many other intelligent people avoid serious financial errors and
achieve superior investment results. Sensible self-directed
investing with long-term compounding of returns and avoidance of
all unnecessary fees can produce remarkable accumulations of
capital with limited risk. You can choose to be successful as a
largely passive investor or as one more seriously involved in
making individual investment decisions. This book tells you how to
do it. Buying this short volume and then putting its advice into
practice may become the most important financial decisions you have
ever made. About the author - Joseph D. Schulman is an
internationally known physician, medical research scientist, and
biomedical entrepreneur. He is also a successful investor. Dr.
Schulman is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and of the
Executive M.B.A. (OPM) program at Harvard Business School. He lives
with his wife, Dixie, in Oxford, MD and Palm Springs, CA.
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